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Is ABCD GHJK? Explain. H. A K Choose the correct answer below. A. Yes. AADC AGKJ by SAS, AC KJ by CPCTC, and AABC = AGHJ by SAS. So there is a rigid motion that maps AADC to AGKJ. Because rigid motions preserve angle measures, the same rigid motion maps AABC to AGJH. And because rigid motions preserve distances, the same rigid motion maps CB to JH. Thus, there is a rigid motion that maps A to J, B to G, C to H, and D to K. Therefore, ABCD = GHJK. B. Yes. AADC AGKJ by AAS, AC GJ by CPCTC, and AABC =AGHJ by SAS. So there is a rigid motion that maps AADC to AGKJ. Because rigid motions preserve angle measures, the same rigid motion maps AACB to AGJH. And because rigid motions preserve distances, the same rigid motion maps CB to JH. Thus, there is a rigid motion that maps A to G, B to H, C to J, and D to K. Therefore, ABCD 2 GHJK. C. No. AADC AGKJ by SAS, but AABC and AGHJ cannot be shown congruent because only one pair of congruent sides and one pair of congruent angles are known.…

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If ABCD EFGH, are all corresponding parts congruent? Explain. H. D E F A ..... Because ABCD EFGH, there exists a sequence of rigid motions that maps ABCD to EFGH. Since isometries side lengths, corresponding sides are Since they angle measures, the corresponding angles are